St. Louis Police make arrest in Soulard golf cart thefts
Blake Detter was arrester Friday and police found several firearms and burglary tools and cash believed to be from the sale of golf carts. He faces several counts including Resisting Felony Arrest
St. Louis Man Receives 25-Year Sentence for Fatal Botched Robbery in Hyde Park
A St. Louis judge has handed down a 25-year prison sentence to Jeffrey Leslie, 47, for his involvement in a fatal 2023 botched robbery attempt that resulted in the death of his accomplice, according to an official statement from the Circuit Attorney’s Office. The incident, which occurred in Hyde Park, tragically...
Hundreds gathered for memorial service in honor of William Lacy Clay Sr.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) -Hundreds gathered on Saturday for a public memorial to honor the life and legacy of William Lacy Clay Sr. The memorial service was held at the University of Missouri – St. Louis campus Performing Arts Center. The former congressman died in July at...
SNAP benefits in jeopardy as food pantries brace for surge
The USDA says November SNAP benefits won't be issued if the shutdown isn't resolved soon.
169-year-old Missouri manufacturer abruptly shuts down three factories as competitive pressures mount
In a sudden move that has rattled Missouri’s manufacturing landscape, the Minnesota-headquartered General Mills announced the upcoming closure of three Missouri factories — its St. Louis-area pizza-crust plant and two pet-food…
One Dead and Another Injured in Double Shooting in Bevo Mill, St. Louis as...
A tragic incident unfolded in Bevo Mill as one man was fatally shot and another seriously injured on the last night, October 16. According to a report from St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, authorities were called to the scene in the 4500 block of Ridgewood shortly before 8:30 p.m. Upon arrival, they...
St. Louis Public Schools parts ways with superintendent Millicent Borishade
After eight months serving as the Saint Louis Schools Superintendent, Dr. Millicent Borishade has been removed from the position, according to teachers union American Federation of Teachers.
Board of Alderman advance golf cart use in St. Louis City
ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Board of Aldermen is advancing legislation to legalize the use of golf carts on city streets. Board Bill 62, which was approved by the Board of Alderman Public Safety Committee, mandates that golf carts must be equipped with turn signals and seat belts for children. Additionally, drivers...
South City kids stop break-in at favorite ice cream spot
ST. LOUIS — Two South City kids are being called heroes after stopping a break-in at their favorite ice cream shop. Eleven-year-old Jayceon Cooper and his 9-year-old cousin Adonis Pickens are regulars at Aunt Jamie's Frozen Custard and Waffles on South Broadway, where their friendship with the owner, Aaron Roesch,...
Teen certified as adult, charged in 2024 Jennings stabbing death
A 17-year-old has been certified as an adult and charged in connection with a deadly stabbing in Jennings last year.

















